Guys, when is the next dev release ? I really need the following changes https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/pull/7841 https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/pull/7843

What's a proper way to include

resources

in setup-py target? Just having a

resources

dependency results in "No exported target owner found for Resources (...)" error.

Found a workaround by putting non-Python resources under a

python_library

instead of using

resources

.

Hey, is it possible to tell pants to ignore folders in the source tree and not look for build files there?

hey, is it possible to get the full dependency tree including all transitive dependencies for a target? similar to https://github.com/jrudolph/sbt-dependency-graph

./pants dependencies <target>

for a flat list, or

./pants depmap <target>

for a tree. Add

--help

to see options.

Generally the fastest way to answer such questions is by navigating the help system

e.g.,

./pants goals | grep dependencies

yields useful info

@hundreds-father-404 I almost had success with

1.18.dev0

but there is one little thing that still makes the build non-deterministic https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/7885

is there a reason we removed

./pants invalidate

again? someone asked me this at scaladays and i didn’t have an answer

Hello everyone! I just started using Pants and I'm moving a few Python project to a monorepo, so expect me to bother you a little bit here 😉

hello! I am just starting at Toolchain Labs today

Is full C/C++ support on anyone's radar?

Someone reached out to me about that

yes, but i haven’t been able to convince anyone to let me spend time on it

i think i made a github project

specifically c++ tests have been an ask internally from our ML team

I guess it would start by reimplementing the existing native tasks as v2 rules?

yes, which is blocked on local process execution caching for anything approaching appropriate performance (https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/pull/7171) but @average-vr-56795 said they could pick that up this week

all the hard parts (getting a native toolchain instance configured for the current platform) are already in v2 for dependency injection so the tasks should be significantly easier to port to v2 than any alternative

this was of course intentional

the v2 porting is “optional” if you have any features you really want to get out the door but it would make the rest easier to extend and make me very happy if we were to do the v2 port

I need a hand, guys. I have a library that is used in couple of microservices. I don't know how to build it, so the nested files will be also included. Is it possible to traverse dirs recurrently? This is my structure:

root/
 ├ pants
 ├ pants.ini
 └ src/
   └ python/
     └ library/
       ├ BUILD
       └ foo/
         ├ __init__.py
         ├ module1.py
         ├ module2.py
         ├ feature/
         │  ├ __init__.py
         │  ├ module1.py
         │  └ module2.py
         └ data/
           ├ data1.json
           └ data2.json

Only contents of

foo

are included, but not

feature

and

data

. Here is BUILD file for library

foo

python_library(
    name = "foo",
    dependencies = [],
    sources = globs("foo/*"),
)

I also tried

sources = "foo/*"

Hi! you can use

sources = rglobs("foo/")

(reference: the last paragraph of this section: https://www.pantsbuild.org/build_files.html#sources). However, we highly highly encourage to have one BUILD file (and one target) per subdirectory (so one in

foo

, one in

foo/feature/

, one in

foo/data

, and include them in the targets defined in

foo/

via the

dependencies

field.

@able-farmer-8537 ^

Is there a way to import python library or pex in another module in a way that Pycharm could understand?

Are you using the pants plugin for pycharm? (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7412-pants-support)

Hey guys! Is there a way to know if a target dir needs to be recompiled without actually re-compiling it? would be nice for detecting which tests to run (if tests themselves are not executed via

./pants test

command like `Utest`s, otherwise I’d just use

changed

subsystem)